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Air Waves, Citizen Cope, Goldheart Assembly, Mesita, mp3, Mr Gnome, Music, Peasant, Peter Wolf Crier
A week ago I moved from hotmail over to gmail, which prompted a seriously belated overhaul of my inbox. Consequently, I’ve spent way more time than I care to think about this week going through the 2000+ emails that were languishing away in there, and to be honest, with over 700 left I just went “sod it” and binned the rest. It had to be done I’m afraid.
Today we start afresh! Here’s what made it through.
Plastic Shadow – mr. Gnome | myspace
Crutch and Cane – Peter Wolf Crier | myspace
Living/Breathing – Mesita | myspace
So Long St. Christopher – Goldheart Assembly | myspace
Sweetness – Air Waves | myspace
Healing Hands – Citizen Cope | myspace
Well Alright – Peasant | myspace
If you have sent me something recently and you’re worried that I may have binned it (and chances are I have) please feel free to send it to me again, and I’ll have a much greater chance of finding it in my shiny new inbox. Check out the ‘Music Submissions’ tab at the top of this page for further info about submitting your music.
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I guess we have yet something else in common: I have to admit I went into “sod it” mode once last year and did the very same thing. Did I feel guilty? Nah, just blamed it on the internet and my lack of control of it and went out for pizza
By the way, I’ve linked your marvelous photo blog in my sidebar, down in the ‘Diversions’ section. The Eiffel Tower image is amazing.
By the way #2, I may be in Canberra for a week in the summer (our summer); are you anywhere near there? It would be work-related at the Deep Space Tracking Complex.
Oooh…. pizza!
Good thinking I reckon. Sometimes it just has to be done!
Thanks for the linkage to my photo blog! Visitors are
s-l-o-w-l-y discovering it. I do love the pic of the view from the Eiffel Tower – imagine how much prettier it would’ve been if it hadn’t been all foggy and raining! Ah well.
And I live about 9 hours away from Canberra…so not really that near, no! I had no idea we had a Deep Space Tracking Complex here in Oz either. You learn something new every day! Make sure you have some kind of sat-nav device to use – Canberra is all circles and I’ve only been there a few times in my life and I’ve never once managed to go there without getting lost!
I’m expecting Nigel to pop up and comment about Canberra now. Where are you Nigel? Do you ever get lost up there?